From wall to wall I need something to fit 107 inches so this is just a few inches too long. Will it curve to fit that area?
19565
Oh yeah, this thing is awesome. I have mine making an 'S' shape. If you look at the sections, each 'joint' can bend up to 160 degrees. So you can make it do lightning bolts, go around furniture, etc. This thing is seriously underrated it's that awesome. AND the gate section can be un-clipped and reattached to a different side of the fence, so you can have your door anywhere you want.
19566
Yeah, it's actually pretty customizable! Wife and I removed 1 portion and curved the fence around an odd entrance to our kitchen.
19567
It will curve to fit a shorter span. Each section is hinged, so you can bow the gate to fit your needs.
19568
You can angle it at any of those connecting points...so if you were ok with a curved gate it would work
1146894
I'm sure if you unscrewed the top bar 9that you nail to the molding) and turned it around and reatttached it, you would be able to fit it flat against the wall.
800070
Since it was intended for a "standard" 60" shower/tub enclosure I wouldn't want to stray to far from that measurement. Due to the curvature of the bar it would start looking "off" if you closed the adjustment too much. In theory you can close the adjustment to a total width of approximately 33" but again I think you will end up with a non-symmetrical curve.
196484
With this chair you will not need the wall. You will work your core, it gives you more options. You can use the wall just not needed. I do not notice a curve in my back but I don't touch the wall. I love mine.
196485
You will not curve....and you will have the security of the wall...the handles make it so easy to not need the wall..
528028
The track is not adjustable if you want to change the distance from the wall. It would be a chore to cut the steel and make it look nice if you are talking about adjusting the length. I have more length than I need, I used a 24" door, but it looks nice. I used a regular door about 1 3/4". As long as it is not too thin so it would split when the screws are put in to hold the rolling mechanism or too thick that it would hit the wall. How thick are the wood panels you talking about?
1271158
It should fit, with the extentions. We originally used it in an area that was approx. 54" wide. We removed the extentions and now use it in a regular hallway. It's a great gate.
2093367
I use mine in a corner at a 45 degree angle to the wall just fine without it looking funny. The sides are curved but overall are more or less about 45 degrees from corner to corner so it works well in a corner
1000530
I suggest you to place it about 2.5/3.0 feet away from walls. It should be enough... Have a good workout!
864235
Its 72 inches. I called manufactory they said the plastic will bend to fit. But that plastic will not last that long if you bend it. I had to find the widest point closer to the back works ok but makes it hard to get in or out.
307854
Yes it can. You will need to cut the curved rod (with a jig saw or a hack saw) so that it's straight across dimension would equal the 56" length that your space requires. You could sit the rod on the floor and stretch out a tape measure starting at the end of the rod and then mark it with a marker at 56" mark, remember to subtract the space the brackets require between the end of each socket and the wall.
200225
Yes but it will look goofy if you don't add custom trim to make the part that is supposed to be in wall look like the rest. Also you need some really good anchors or center over a stud. I wouldn't as it would stick out of the wall quite a bit, 6-7" or so
2271915
The slide is spiraled so I'm not sure length pieces would be that helpful. I think the manufacturer has lots of measurement info on their site that might be helpful.
747622
Yes, there is enough space. HOWEVER, you will not be able to fully retract the mechanism and make it flush to the wall. It will have to stand out a bit.
2275135
Not much flexibility. If you don't get a good fit, one point wont be as strong and then it is not a sturdy fit. I noticed this with my wall. I have a section that must be off a bit and the top two points dont reach the wall, even though the bottom points do. It wont shut in that area.
1657932
Yes. We put it in a recessed area that was 74" wide. Just make sure you have at least 2" on either side.
2154895
Gene W., our tub also measures 41" wall to wall. I have seen that people shorten the rod to fit...do you think it could somehow be lengthened to give a bigger curve?